Grade 5 Titanium Countersunk Screws

High-strength Ti-6Al-4V countersunk screws for lightweight assemblies requiring a flush or near-flush head. Head angle, drive, thread, length, condition and inspection are supplied to the specified standard or drawing.

Material
Grade 5 / Ti-6Al-4V / UNS R56400
Head Styles
Flat or raised countersunk
Threads
Metric, UNC, UNF or drawing
Documents
MTC, dimensional and thread inspection
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Product Detail

Product Introduction

Grade 5 titanium countersunk screws are manufactured from Ti-6Al-4V (UNS R56400) for lightweight assemblies that require high material strength, corrosion resistance and a flush or near-flush installed head. The screw definition must include the head form and angle, drive, thread, length, material condition, surface treatment, mating component and finished-fastener acceptance requirements.

Countersunk heads have lower loadability at the head-to-shank transition than full-height heads. Joint design and testing must therefore consider the complete screw geometry rather than applying bar-stock properties directly to the finished screw.

Product Specifications

ProductGrade 5 titanium countersunk screwsMaterialTi-6Al-4V / Titanium Grade 5 / UNS R56400
Head FormsFlat countersunk or raised countersunk; drawing-specific forms availableDrive OptionsHex socket, hexalobular, cross recess, slot or drawing-specific
Dimensional ReferencesISO 10642, ISO 7046, legacy DIN 7991, ASME/ANSI or approved drawing, when expressly invokedHead Angle90° for common metric forms; 82°, 100° or other drawing-defined angles by agreement
Metric ThreadsCoarse or fine pitch; ISO 10642:2026 geometry covers M2 to M20Inch ThreadsUNC, UNF or drawing-specific; available range confirmed at RFQ stage
Length & ToleranceMeasured and toleranced according to the invoked standard or approved drawingMaterial ConditionAnnealed or order-specific condition, subject to manufacturing and finished-screw requirements
SurfaceMachined and cleaned; approved lubricant, anti-galling treatment or coating by agreementInspectionHead and recess geometry, length, thread gauging, surface inspection and specified mechanical tests
DocumentsMTC, heat/lot traceability and dimensional inspection reportOptional RecordsMechanical test, coating or lubricant record and third-party inspection by agreement
Standard clarification: ISO 10642:2026 specifies reduced-loadability hexagon socket countersunk head screws in steel and stainless steel. For a titanium order it is used only as an agreed geometry reference. Grade 5 chemistry, material condition and finished-screw acceptance must be stated separately on the purchase order or drawing.

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Include head angle, drive, thread, length, quantity, mating material, surface treatment and inspection requirements.

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Chemical Composition – Titanium Grade 5 / UNS R56400

Weight percent. Values are material limits; titanium is the balance.

AlVFe maxO maxC maxN maxH maxResidual each / totalTi
5.50–6.753.50–4.500.400.200.080.050.0150.10 / 0.40Balance

Mechanical Properties – Annealed Grade 5 Material Reference

PropertyReference MinimumPurchasing Note
Ultimate tensile strength895 MPa (130 ksi)Reference minima commonly used for annealed Grade 5 bar material. Actual requirements depend on source product, diameter, condition and invoked specification.
0.2% yield strength828 MPa (120 ksi)
Elongation10%
Reduction of area25%

These values describe Grade 5 source material, not an automatic finished countersunk-screw rating. Finished-screw tensile load, head strength and test method must be defined by the applicable fastener specification or approved drawing.

Typical Physical Properties

PropertyTypical ValueCondition
Density4.43 g/cm³Room-temperature reference
Elastic modulusApproximately 114 GPaRoom-temperature reference
Poisson ratioApproximately 0.34Room-temperature reference
Thermal conductivityApproximately 6.7 W/m·KRoom-temperature reference
Coefficient of thermal expansionApproximately 8.6 µm/m·KNear room temperature
Melting rangeApproximately 1604–1660°CMaterial reference

Physical values are typical engineering references and are not inspection acceptance limits.

Certificates & Inspection Records

SAKY ALLOY quality management system certificate

Services We Can Provide

Drawing ReviewHead angle, recess, thread, length, countersink fit and tolerance review.
Custom ManufacturingMetric, inch and drawing-specific screw geometry subject to production review.
Thread InspectionGO/NO-GO gauging and dimensional reports for agreed characteristics.
Surface OptionsCleaning, identification, lubricant or anti-galling treatment by agreement.
TraceabilityMTC, heat/lot records and inspection documents matched to the order.
Export SupportProtected packing, labeling and shipping-document coordination.

Product Packaging

Countersunk screws are separated by size and lot, protected against thread, recess and surface damage, and labeled with material grade, dimensions, quantity and traceability reference. Inner bags, cartons and export cases are selected according to quantity and shipping method.

Application Scenarios

Chemical processing plant with industrial process piping

Chemical Processing Equipment

Flush fasteners for covers, guards and assemblies where the selected titanium joint is compatible with the process environment.

Wind turbines and solar panels at a renewable energy site

Power & Energy Equipment

Lightweight equipment panels and engineered assemblies requiring controlled geometry, traceability and corrosion resistance.

Cargo vessel moored for marine service

Marine & Shipbuilding

Flush-mounted corrosion-resistant joints for marine equipment and enclosures, subject to complete galvanic and preload review.

FAQ

Does ISO 10642 fully specify Grade 5 titanium countersunk screws?

No. ISO 10642:2026 specifies the geometry and characteristics of reduced-loadability hexagon socket countersunk head screws in steel and stainless steel. It can be used as an agreed dimensional reference, but the order must separately define Ti-6Al-4V Grade 5 material, condition, inspection and finished-screw acceptance requirements.

Which countersunk head angle should be specified?

The angle must match the prepared countersink and the invoked drawing or dimensional system. A 90-degree head is common in metric ISO and DIN geometry, while inch and aerospace drawings may use other angles such as 82 or 100 degrees. Do not substitute one angle for another without engineering approval.

How can galling be reduced during installation?

Use compatible mating materials, clean threads, an approved lubricant or coating, controlled installation speed and a validated torque or preload procedure. The selected treatment must also be compatible with the service temperature, corrosion environment and cleanliness requirements.

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